Species

Mussismilia braziliensis

A true Brazilian reef-builder with classic brain coral architecture and beginner-friendly needs.

Balanophyllia (Balanophyllia) bonaespei

A solitary deepwater cup coral built for low-light reef zones.

Balanophyllia (Balanophyllia) galapagensis

A solitary stony coral from the Galápagos, thriving where light barely reaches.

Balanophyllia (Balanophyllia) helenae

A rare solitary cup coral from one of the ocean's most remote islands.

Balanophyllia (Balanophyllia) spongiosa

A solitary Australian cup coral that thrives where most corals fear to tread.

Acropora yongei

A fast-growing table coral that can dominate an entire reef flat.

Acropora latistella

A flat-plating Acropora that thrives where other corals struggle.

Trachyphyllia geoffroyi

A free-living brain coral that unfurls dramatically after dark.

Sandalolitha robusta

A free-living, dome-shaped coral that rests unattached on the reef floor.

Enallopsammia rostrata

A deep-sea reef builder that thrives where light never reaches.

Pocillopora tuahiniensis

A newly described Pacific birdsnest coral with branching architecture straight from French Polynesia.

Seriatopora caliendrum

Delicate branching coral that rewards patient reefers with a wild, bushy silhouette.

Seriatopora lineata

A delicate branching coral that rewards attentive reefers with detailed, fine-tipped growth.

Seriatopora octoptera

A tightly branched finger coral that rewards attentive reefers with detailed structure.

Plexaura homomalla

A tall, branching sea rod famous for its remarkable prostaglandin chemistry.

Tubastraea micranthus

A dramatic non-photosynthetic coral that rewards patient, dedicated feeding.

Blastomussa vivida

Bold colors and forgiving flow needs make this LPS a reef room centerpiece.

Horastrea indica

A rare dome-shaped coral with ghostly blue-grey discs from the Indian Ocean.

Heliopora coerulea

The only living coral that builds a true blue skeleton.

Porites branneri

A rare blue encrusting coral that forms textured plates with nodular ridges.

Rhodactis inchoata

A beginner-friendly mushroom coral with an unusually rich blue coloration.

Acropora loripes

A shape-shifting Acropora with soft blue tips that confound cameras.

Xenia coerulea

A pulsing soft coral that almost farms itself on the reef wall.

Stephanocoenia intersepta

A demanding Atlantic reef-builder with a subtle rosy flush and tight corallite patterning.

Acanella arbuscula

A deep-sea bamboo coral with a detailed, bonsai-like branching structure.

Cycloseris boschmai

A tiny free-living mushroom coral with a mosaic of mottled colors.

Acropora speciosa

Bottlebrush Acropora from protected Indo-Pacific reefs, demanding but rewarding.

Acropora subglabra

A wild-looking thicket coral where only the branch tips stay alive.

Muriceopsis flavida

A bushy Western Atlantic sea plume that's surprisingly forgiving for new reef keepers.

Acropora elseyi

A fir-tree shaped Acropora with tiered bottlebrush branches and a demanding care profile.

Colpophyllia natans

A classic Atlantic brain coral that grows into impressive dome-shaped colonies over time.

Orbicella faveolata

A reef-building heavyweight that has shaped Caribbean reefs for millennia.

Halomitra clavator

A free-living dome coral that sits loose on the sandbed and stays manageable for beginners.

Halomitra pileus

A free-roaming, bowl-shaped coral that grazes soft substrates across the Indo-Pacific.

Sandalolitha dentata

A flat, free-living coral that settles into calm, deeper reef zones with ease.

Podabacia crustacea

A flat, tiered plate coral that quietly carpets the reef with understated elegance.